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Sporty Spice, who was the final band member to sign up to the group's current reunion tour, performed her own material at hot spot The Mint.

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Fan club: Victoria and David Beckham arrived at Mel C's solo show in Los Angeles last night

Posh, dressed in a thigh-skimming black frock, arrived hand in hand with a dapper David, while Mel B and husband Stephen Belafonte kept it casual in jeans and sweats.

The remaining members Geri Halliwell and Emma Bunton sat the night out.

Meanwhile, the Beckham's are enjoying a victory in their efforts to conquer the US after they were featured on Barbara Walters '10 Most Fascinating People of 2007' television special.

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Scary pair: Mel B was joined by her husband Stephan Belafonte

When asked if his relationship with Victoria is forever, Beckham said: "Of course it is. We wouldn't of got married if it wasn't."

The Beckham's have been married for 8 years and together for 10 - and Victoria says that their relationship couldn't be healthier.

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Flying solo: Mel C performed an intimate gig at The Mint

She said: "I think that's great, and for the two of us to still be able to not just love each other, but to really still laugh after so many years is important."

Victoria also revealed the secret behind her famously slender frame.

She said: "I'm very, very health-conscious. I've never been one to eat lots of junk food."

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Top ten: Barbara Walters featured the Beckhams on her list of the year's most fascinating people

The football star also confirmed the pair are hoping to expand their family.

He said: "I'd love two more children. I've always wanted a big family, I love big families."

In the meantime, Posh said she's enjoying the Spice Girls tour, and dismissed rumours of tension between the group.

She said: "Things get made up all the time. You know, of course we argued. But, you know it's been great getting back together, and it's been as if we never actually split up."

Family affair: The couple are still planning to have more children